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This page shows how Carat++ can be compiled under a Linux environment.

In this installation guide Ubuntu 16.04 LTS is used.

Carat++ installation was tested also under the following Linux distributions:

The compiler used in this guide is gcc 5.4.0.

Git is used as version control system. It is needed to download the Carat++ source code. Check which version is installed:

git --version

If it is not installed yet, install the latest version:

sudo apt-get install git

To get the Carat++ source code navigate to the directory where you want to store the code, e.g.:

~/software

Download the code with git. You need to log in wit your LDAP login:

git clone [USERNAME]@129.187.141.105:/repos/carat.git

Navigate to the carat root directory, previously downloaded:

mkdir build

Create a directory "build" and a directory "libs":

mkdir libs

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+== Get the source code ==
-In this section we are going to go through the process of compiling a basic version of Kratos Multiphysics under linux environments. Specifically, we explain how to compile in Ubuntu 14.04 LTS, with the latest checked libraries. A basic knowledge of Linux is assumed ( execute commands, create directories, etc...)
+To get the Carat++ source code navigate to the directory where you want to store the code, e.g.:
+<pre>
+~/software
+</pre>
+Download the code with git. You need to log in wit your LDAP login:
+<pre>
+git clone [USERNAME]@129.187.141.105:/repos/carat.git
+</pre>
+== Create directory for build and libraries ==
+Navigate to the carat root directory, previously downloaded:
+<pre>
+mkdir build
+</pre>
+Create a directory "build" and a directory "libs":
+<pre>
+mkdir libs
+</pre>